Step inside the world of true crime, law enforcement, and survival with Murph in the Morning, the host of the Game of Crimes Podcast. In this gripping episode, Brent Cartwright, a former U.S. Army veteran and undercover narcotics officer with the Kansas City Police Department, shares his harrowing experiences working deep undercover in the most dangerous criminal operations.

From life-threatening encounters to the adrenaline-fueled world of drug busts, Brent recounts the dangers of infiltrating violent gangs and cartels, surviving multiple armed confrontations, and the mental and emotional toll of life in law enforcement. He takes us inside the moment he was shot in the line of duty, the hospital battle for survival, and his fight against PTSD and mental health stigma in high-risk professions.

Step inside the world of true crime, law enforcement, and survival with Murph in the Morning, the host of the Game of Crimes Podcast. In this gripping episode, Brent Cartwright, a former U.S. Army veteran and undercover narcotics officer with the Kansas City Police Department, shares his harrowing experiences working deep undercover in the most dangerous criminal operations.

From life-threatening encounters to the adrenaline-fueled world of drug busts, Brent recounts the dangers of infiltrating violent gangs and cartels, surviving multiple armed confrontations, and the mental and emotional toll of life in law enforcement. He takes us inside the moment he was shot in the line of duty, the hospital battle for survival, and his fight against PTSD and mental health stigma in high-risk professions.

Step inside the secretive and dangerous world of outlaw motorcycle gangs with George Christie, a 40-year veteran of the Hells Angels and former president of the Ventura chapter for 35 years. In this exclusive true crime podcast episode, Christie provides an unfiltered look at what it takes to become a member of the world’s most notorious motorcycle club, the Hells Angels MC.

From tactical decisions in high-stakes situations to rival gang conflicts, law enforcement encounters, and the struggles of balancing family life, George offers firsthand insight into the realities of club leadership. Learn about his unique experience carrying the Olympic torch, the Hells Angels’ efforts to reshape their public image, and a legal battle with the Kennedy family over Special Olympics funds. Christie also reveals the high cost of leaving the club and his time in federal prison.

Step inside the secretive and dangerous world of outlaw motorcycle gangs with George Christie, a 40-year veteran of the Hells Angels and former president of the Ventura chapter for 35 years. In this exclusive true crime podcast episode, Christie provides an unfiltered look at what it takes to become a member of the world’s most notorious motorcycle club, the Hells Angels MC.

From tactical decisions in high-stakes situations to rival gang conflicts, law enforcement encounters, and the struggles of balancing family life, George offers firsthand insight into the realities of club leadership. Learn about his unique experience carrying the Olympic torch, the Hells Angels’ efforts to reshape their public image, and a legal battle with the Kennedy family over Special Olympics funds. Christie also reveals the high cost of leaving the club and his time in federal prison.

Murph hosts retired police officer Allan Manganello who shares his experiences from his time on the Louisville police force, including his work with the Viper unit and SWAT team.  They discuss the psychological toll of law enforcement and the importance of counseling when dealing with PTSD. Allan recounts his brush with death during a dramatic high-speed chase involving armed robbery suspects and discusses the complexities of police work, including the use of force and public perception.  He shares his personal tragedy and how it shaped his perspective on community and support in law enforcement. Allan delves into the significance of jiu-jitsu training for law enforcement officers, advocating for enhanced training to better prepare them for real-life situations.

Murph hosts retired police officer Allan Manganello who shares his experiences from his time on the Louisville police force, including his work with the Viper unit and SWAT team.  They discuss the psychological toll of law enforcement and the importance of counseling when dealing with PTSD. Allan recounts his brush with death during a dramatic high-speed chase involving armed robbery suspects and discusses the complexities of police work, including the use of force and public perception.  He shares his personal tragedy and how it shaped his perspective on community and support in law enforcement. Allan delves into the significance of jiu-jitsu training for law enforcement officers, advocating for enhanced training to better prepare them for real-life situations.

January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Learn all you can from retired cop and cybersecurity expert Chad Meli, a professional who has dedicated his life to helping the victims of human trafficking.  Chad and Murph discuss the harrowing realities of human trafficking, particularly focusing on the exploitation of children through online platforms.  Chad highlights the importance of awareness, prevention, and survivor support, and encourages listeners to recognize signs of trafficking and grooming to protect vulnerable individuals, including the critical role of parental involvement in safeguarding children online.  Help to be part of the solution, not part of the problem.

January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Learn all you can from retired cop and cybersecurity expert Chad Meli, a professional who has dedicated his life to helping the victims of human trafficking.  Chad and Murph discuss the harrowing realities of human trafficking, particularly focusing on the exploitation of children through online platforms.  Chad highlights the importance of awareness, prevention, and survivor support, and encourages listeners to recognize signs of trafficking and grooming to protect vulnerable individuals, including the critical role of parental involvement in safeguarding children online.  Help to be part of the solution, not part of the problem.

Bill Hehr was a Special Agent with the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (BNDD), which transitioned to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Murph and Bill delve into their experiences as DEA agents, discussing the rigorous training at the academy, the challenges faced during their early careers, and the evolution of undercover operations in drug enforcement. Bill recounts thrilling stories from his career, including close calls in the field, his unexpected arrest, and his role as an expert witness in drug cases.

Bill Hehr was a Special Agent with the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (BNDD), which transitioned to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Murph and Bill delve into their experiences as DEA agents, discussing the rigorous training at the academy, the challenges faced during their early careers, and the evolution of undercover operations in drug enforcement. Bill recounts thrilling stories from his career, including close calls in the field, his unexpected arrest, and his role as an expert witness in drug cases.